Star Wars Saga Edition - GitP
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| - | ''See also: [[Star Wars Saga Edition - GitP: Skills | Skills]]''<br />''See also: [[Star Wars Saga Edition - GitP: Social Combat | Social Combat]]'' | + | :''See also: [[Star Wars Saga Edition - GitP: Skills | Skills]]''<br />''See also: [[Star Wars Saga Edition - GitP: Social Combat | Social Combat]]'' |
The essence of the skill system revamp is not an overhaul, but an addon. In Dungeons & Dragon 3ed, the book '''Complete Scoundrel''' introduced the concept of a ''Skill Trick'' - new options and abilities too weak to be tied into a feat, but which required specialization beyond simple mastery of the fundamentals. With most skills carrying relatively low DCs, we'd like to tie advanced uses into the Skill Focus feat. Notable exceptions include Deception, Persuasion, Use the Force, and Pilot - all of which have other methods to encourage specialization. Other skills may or may not be added to this list with time.</div> | The essence of the skill system revamp is not an overhaul, but an addon. In Dungeons & Dragon 3ed, the book '''Complete Scoundrel''' introduced the concept of a ''Skill Trick'' - new options and abilities too weak to be tied into a feat, but which required specialization beyond simple mastery of the fundamentals. With most skills carrying relatively low DCs, we'd like to tie advanced uses into the Skill Focus feat. Notable exceptions include Deception, Persuasion, Use the Force, and Pilot - all of which have other methods to encourage specialization. Other skills may or may not be added to this list with time.</div> | ||
